Chison SonoBook 9

The Chison SonoBook 9 ultrasound’s cardiac capabilities are
among the best in this price range. Yet, this also excels at
more than cardiac imaging. The vascular imaging performed by
the SonoBook 9 is diagnostically advanced, and it has also
been adopted by professional sports teams for use in
their training facilities as an orthopedic/MSK ultrasound.

Image quality for the SonoBook 9 is optimized by using
advanced technologies, including: compound imaging,
needle visualization, speckle reduction imaging.
Key unique features include IMT, Tissue Doppler,
and prospective/retrospective cineloop saving.
Additionally, it features some of the highest frame rates of
any portable cardiovascular ultrasound machine.

With an internal Solid State hard drive (SSD),
the SonoBook portable ultrasound machine is among the
fastest machines we tested. Saving loops, changing modes,
adjusting image quality, exporting, etc, are all nearly instantaneous.
Most notable: there is almost no lag when saving cine clips,
which is a key issue with most portable ultrasound machines.

Key notable features include:
Fast boot up speeds (